Dan Zaksheske is a Reporter at Outkick. He has a robust background in sports media, covering a wide range of topics including competitive and professional sports, sports business, and sports marketing. Dan's work has been featured in notable outlets such as Fox News Media, New York Post, and AOL, Inc.
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Dan Zaksheske appears to focus on sports, particularly football and the NFL. His coverage often includes event highlights, player actions, and controversies within the sport. Given this focus, he may be more open to pitches centered around exclusive interviews or behind-the-scenes insights related to high-profile events in football.
Considering his coverage attributes, Dan might also be interested in receiving content relevant to investment analysis in sports or news related to content & publishing within the world of sports.
Since his articles don't specify a geographic focus, it's important for sources pitching stories to consider that his audience is based primarily in the United States due to the nature of topics covered (football and NFL).
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By: Dan Zaksheske
American soccer gatekeepers are reacting to World Cup casual fans the same way the WNBA reacted to the Caitlin Clark boom, policing new audiences.
By: Dan Zaksheske
Serena Williams fell to 20-year-old Maya Joint in her first singles match since 2022, returning to Wimbledon's Centre Court after nearly four years.
By: Dan Zaksheske
The OutKick host says Thomas refusing to accept responsibility for the Fever incident fits a troubling pattern
By: Dan Zaksheske
Belgium rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat Senegal 3-2 in extra time, setting up a potential USMNT Round of 16 matchup at the 2026 World Cup.
By: Dan Zaksheske
11 Republican lawmakers wrote to Commissioner Cathy Engelbert alleging Clark faces racially motivated hostility
By: Dan Zaksheske
Kelsey Mitchell scored 29 points with a go-ahead layup as the Indiana Fever beat the Phoenix Mercury 92-89, moving to 4-0 without Caitlin Clark.
By: Dan Zaksheske
Tom Kim's Genesis Scottish Open victory ends a nearly three-year winless drought and secures automatic berths in the 2027 Masters and PGA Championship.
By: Dan Zaksheske
Zverev pushed the world No 1 early, but Sinner responded with clutch serving and late breaks
By: Dan Zaksheske
Australia seems determined to make radical left-wing blue states like California, Minnesota and Michigan look normal. That seems borderline impossible, doesn't it?
By: Dan Zaksheske
Indiana's cable number offered another reminder of how much Clark drives WNBA interest.
